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⌈ Secret Post #6378 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Personally House Of Usher is my favorite of his miniseries. There was a couple of monologues, IIRC, but they weren't that long, and the delivery was weird and intense enough that it kept them from feeling overly longwinded and pretentious to me. YMMV, though. It's definitely the most, "grab your popcorn," of his miniseries. It's basically a much less subtle version of Succession meets supernatural Edger Allen Poe horror shenanigans. House of Usher is thoroughly macabre, but there's something darkly cheeky about it, like it's whispering to you, "You know it's totally okay to enjoy watching these fuckers bite it."

Flannagan is a skilled creator, but I do find that his longer-form work can get a little ponderous for my taste. House of Usher, with its macabre provocativeness, manages to circumvent that issue for me.

[(Anonymous)]

Yup, Usher was my favorite of his too. It was just fun
Knowing how the children would die was part of this fun. The realization, the wait, the spectacle of this. Yeah, yeah, of course this character killed their spouse, but now they ~suffer~ so deliciously